Delhi CM Rekha Gupta calls AAP's health and education model "zero"

New Delhi [India], March 4 (ANI): Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Tuesday targeted the previous Aam Aadmi Party government's health and education model, calling it "zero".
This came during her visit to the Guru Teg Bahadur (GTB) and LNJP hospital in the national capital.
CM Gupta was accompanied by the Medical Director of the hospital, Dr Suresh Kumar.
After the inspection, CM Gupta told reporters, "The whole system is defunct... Patients are not able to get their treatment, and doctors are embarrassed... Only one MD is working for four huge hospitals... The health and education model of the AAP government was zero..."
"The entire godown is stuffed. There are 458 oxygen concentrators, 146 ventilators, 36000 PPE kits and a lot of other medical equipment lying here... All of this has been here since the time of Covid. Godowns of all the hospitals are also packed like this, as I said in the House yesterday," CM Gupta said.
"Material worth crores is being wasted. None of it is usable, it has been here since Covid... Crores were spent on erecting buildings which have no medical facilities... Out of all seven semi-permanent structures, even one has not been completed. Those seven buildings were worth Rs12,000 crores...," CM Gupta told reporters.
Hitting out at AAP, CM Gupta said, "Those who are shouting that Rs 2,500 should be distributed (to the women of Delhi) should see what kind of government they have left for us. They wasted crores of rupees belonging to the people of Delhi..."
Earlier on Monday, Union Women and Child Development Minister Annpurna Devi met Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta.
She said that the BJP government in Delhi would work for the development and would live up to the faith shown by people.
"The people of Delhi expressed their faith in the Bharatiya Janata Party and now we have a double-engine government in Delhi and the happiest thing is that we have a woman Chief Minister, so she came to meet us today and this double-engine government will work for development and the government will live up to the faith shown by the people of Delhi," Devi told ANI. (ANI)